Exactly, as long as SOE runs like a private enterprises and operates in a market economy (ie full competition), the ownership is not that relevant.
The problem in our country is stealing from SOE. Besides the law for government employees are rigid and they can not be terminated. All SOE in BD became loss making with huge debt.
It depends. In some of the year Chinese FDI crossed as much as 10% which is ok. But mostly it hovered around 5-8%.
2.5 billion?
I doubt initial investment is 2.5 billion. may be 1-1.5 billion. I actually dont know.
The way i see is, BD doesnt have large scale MNC corporation conglomerate groups working at global scale and have a niche to grow and outcompete their competitor. Many newly developing countries have one or two or many, especially in high tech, finance or manufacturing or other fields. Like Sokor have LG, SAMSUNG, daewoo, Malaysia have Petronas and Maybank, India have reliance, Tata corps, Singapore have DBS, STK, Indonesia have Indofood, BCA, Pertamina, China have many the like of Haier, HUAWEI, alibaba, tencent and other. They can work wonder and propel the economy significantly with their growth
How can we be multi national when we dont allow our companies to invest overseas.
Instead of talking from imagination can you just tell us which page of the economic theory says about the limitation of FDI to a mere 5%? Is it applicable also for the Golden Bangladesh where technology is completely absent?
With too much salt you gonna ruin the curry... Most of the country in south east had bitter experience.
Biman babu is a Mongol?
LMAO that pic with white beard....MongolCat ftw.
